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Alisha Low Metal
Education
2008-2012 Bachelor of Fine Arts in Jewelry/Metalsmithing, minor in Art History, Rhode Island College, Providence, Rhode Island
Awards
2013 First place recipient of the “Carol Tyler Memorial Award”, International Precious Metals Institute Competition
Group Exhibitions
2011 Reverie II, Machines with Magnets, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
2012 Alloy, UMass Dartmouth Star store, New Bedford, Massachusetts
2012 Imbue, Machines With Magnets, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
2013 Undergraduate Exhibition Bannister Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island
2013 Scintilla Machines With Magnets, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Publications
2012 Alisha Low Probes Your Feelings, The Anchor. Vol. 85, Issue # 10
Online
Aug 31, 2012 Crafthaus “Featured Artists [Interaction]!”
Jan 25, 2013 Crafthaus “Featured Artists [Heads Up]!”
Volunteer Work
2011 Art and The Object, volunteer for installation team, social event organizer, promotion leader for lecture events, Bannister Gallery, Providence, Rhode Island
2012 Alloy, symposium volunteer
2012 Imbue, Chairperson of Promotion
2012 The Heat Is On, SNAG Conference student work exchange volunteer, Phoenix, Arizona
2013 Convergence Member of Rhode Island College Artist Cooperative Symposium Committee
2013 SNAG Volunteer Press Release Writer
Posts tagged nugold
Mar 14 '12
Jan 4 '12
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Ocular Obstruction.
Copper sheet. Silver tubing. Brass tubing. Nickel wire. Nu-gold wire. Mirrors. Liver of sulfur patina.
2011.
Each person has the ability to move the mirrors within the device. They can choose to see the reflection of their own eye, or move their mirror to see the individual on the other side. To see each other, both individuals must cooperate.
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